A rectangular black sticker adhered to a metal pole, featuring a white, stylized map of the Stockholm metro system. The map displays various lines and station names in white text against the black background. Prominently displayed in the upper right corner is the text 'DISTRIKT 08' in a bold, sans-serif white font. The same text, 'DISTRIKT 08', is repeated in the lower left corner, inverted and slightly obscured by wear. Above a small QR code in the bottom right, the word 'STOCKHOLM' is visible. The sticker shows minor signs of wear and tear, including slight peeling and scuffs.

DISTRIKT 08, STOCKHOLM, 80 TKIRTSID (inverted), and numerous Stockholm metro station names.

06 April 25
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